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The Birch Rock cheer is a way the camp can honer people for accomplishing a hard task. It is best done by the entire camp shouting at the top of their voices. It is most commonly used to recognise a camper's [[long distance swims|long distance swim]].
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The Birch Rock cheer is a way the camp honors people for accomplishing a hard task. It is often done by the entire camp shouting it at the top of their voices starting on cue. [[Long distance swims]] from the [[Loon]] to the [[Whale]] are recognized with Birch Rock cheers. The Staff and Kitchen's accomplishments are also recognized with a cheer, as well as places we visit.
 
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==How to do a Birch Rock cheer==
 
:''B-I-R-C-H-R-O-C-K
 
:''B-I-R-C-H-R-O-C-K
:''ra ra ra
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:''Ra ra ra
:''yeah [whatever you are cheering for]
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:''Yeah [whomever you are cheering for]
 
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==See also==
Often people think that the ra parts are actually rock that's not right.
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*[[Camp songs]]

Latest revision as of 14:27, 18 January 2009

The Birch Rock cheer is a way the camp honors people for accomplishing a hard task. It is often done by the entire camp shouting it at the top of their voices starting on cue. Long distance swims from the Loon to the Whale are recognized with Birch Rock cheers. The Staff and Kitchen's accomplishments are also recognized with a cheer, as well as places we visit.

How to do a Birch Rock cheer

B-I-R-C-H-R-O-C-K
Ra ra ra
Yeah [whomever you are cheering for]

See also